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1. Prague's rich coffeehouse culture Rainy days in Prague make for the ideal weather for sitting indoors, nursing a mug of something warm and staring absentmindedly out a window at a drizzly grey vista. You could do this in private, but the ... 2. English Language Bookstores in Prague Yeah, I miss all-night delis. And yeah, I miss baseball. But most of all I miss American bookstores... ... 3. Prague's rich coffeehouse culture Tags: [cafes,writers,books] ... 4. Ouky Douky Cafe Tags: [Prague 7,bookstore,international] ... 5. English Language Bookstores in Prague Tags: [English language,books,cafes] ... 6. Anagram Bookstore Tags: [bookstores,English language,Prague 1] ... 7. The Globe Tags: [American,cafe,bookstore] ... 8. The Sultan of Brno ... food!!) as phrasebooks tell you - ask for “menu”, unless you're into the point & hope method, but invariably you should find the standard of food high, compared with what you'd think by looking at ... 9. Simply everything you need to know in Prague ... (Opatovická 14). Magazines and books... One new blissfully anarchistic monthly is Think Magazine (you're reading the online version), available free at Radost and other hip spots in the first ... 10. Everybody´s Got at Least One ... had been and exactly who and what he´d seen. “Where have you been hanging out?“ “I don´t know; I mean I don´t know the names; I have one of these do-Prague books and I´ve ... 11. Prague's rich coffeehouse culture ... Kafka, but who knows? Those grubby guys in the corner hitting on the waitresses could prove to be tomorrow's artistic geniuses. This tour begins at the Globe Books & Coffeehouse (Pstrossova 6, 110 ... 12. Ouky Douky Cafe Located in the space that used to be the Original Globe Bookstore & Cafe, Ouky Douky Cafe has continued being a hybrid of bookstore and cafe, creating ... 13. Cafe Rybka ... Cafe Rybka provides newspapers for those wishing to be informed, English magazines for English readers, postcards for travellers, and walls of Czech books for the reading pleasure ... 14. Alan Levy, The Pen of Prague ... that followed. In 1971, the American Family Levy was expelled and deported to Vienna. His two books on 1968 and after, Rowboat to Prague (1972) and Good Men Still Live! (1974), as well ... 15. Ask Dr. Johnny Get Down! ... the party. Well, the guidebooks all need to be renamed: Let's Go Be Bored in Central Europe 2010, and Lame Planet. Those cats can get you to the Holiday Inn, but they don't know how to get down. For that ... 16. A Day in the Life of a Prague Journalist ... More broke than the Brady family vase. I curse the peanuts I make with my Great Books background, and curse the cufflinks pulling down executioner masks full of bullion for trading ... 17. Prague thrift stores and second hand fashions ... tools, books, kitchen gear and artwork and various decorative knick-knacks for sprucing up your grey panalak... . Feel free to bargain and trade when you visit, this is a bargain hunters dream place! ... 18. Auslander, raus! ... descended upon Prague alone, bringing their pocket books, English teaching, and entrepreneurial skills to the country's fledgling market economy. Since 1989 nearly 100 percent of ... 19. Nerudova Street ... Even more shops: At no. 16 is an Antikvariat which is a small shop selling things for the shelf space that you cant reach. Old books in Czech and old ... 20. Why Czech racism is different from Western racism ... who wrote the nationalistic history books and works of philology that fuelled all this were a lot more bourgeois about it. But at heart it was a working-class revolution that they were feeding. In Germany, ...
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